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Allahabad High Court Issues Clarifications on E-Filing Procedure - (15 Apr 2020)

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Allahabad High Court has modified the e-filing procedure for taking up urgent matters. The Advocates would have an additional option of filing with their Petitions, a scanned copy of a Notary Affidavit, in place of a scanned affidavit or an e-affidavit. The High Court has also intimated that during the lock down period, the requirement of an affidavit/e-affidavit/ scanned Notary Affidavit will not be mandatory in the case of bail/anticipatory bail applications.

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